Burns and Scalds Treatments
A must-have for any medicine cabinet or first aid kit, our topical burn treatments are here to help ease the pain of minor scalds and burns. From cooling gels through to antiseptic creams, we stock treatments for every stage of the healing journey, allowing your skin to bounce back.
- - Receive your medication in just 24 hours
- - Low prices and nationwide delivery
- - No face-to-face consultation required
Explore our full range of scald and burn treatments below, and place your order online today.
Our range of topical burn treatments
Perfect for treating minor burns and scalds, our range includes a variety of gels and creams in a selection of different sizes. Whether you’re looking for a compact tube of cream for a first aid kit or a larger pack for your medicine cabinet, we’ve got you covered.
Burns and Scalds Treatments
Frequently asked questions
Interested in finding out more about our range of burn and scald treatments, how they work and how to use them? We've answered some frequently asked questions below, but if you'd like more information, please don't hesitate to get in touch.
What's the difference between a burn and a scald?
Burns are caused by dry heat - something like a hot pan or an open flame. Meanwhile, scalds are caused by hot liquids, such as boiling water or hot cooking oil. The treatment approach for both is similar, and the medications listed above can be used for either a burn or a scald.
How long do burns and scalds take to heal?
It depends on their severity and how they're treated; generally, minor burns and scalds can heal in around two weeks, although more severe burns can take considerably longer to heal.
Should I keep my burn or scald covered?
Once you've cooled the burn with cold water (or a cooling gel), it's a good idea to keep the affected area covered to help it heal. The NHS advises covering more severe burns with cling film.
